OHFAMA Annual Business Meeting
Fall 2021
Location and Date To Be Determined
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During the 2020 OHFAMA House of Delegates (HOD), Proposition A-20 Passed. For a copy of the updated OHFAMA Bylaws, please follow this link - OHFAMA Bylaws as of 11-14-20
2020 HOD Meeting Information
2020 HOD Meeting Materials click here
Meeting Reports
HOD Propositions
- Proposition A-20 - Bylaws Changes - Transition to an Annual Business Meeting
- Proposition B-20 - Bylaws Changes - Retain House of Delegates
Annual Business Meeting Research
The OHFAMA HOD Assessment Committee (OHAC) was formed at the 2019 HOD to determine if there is a better model of an Annual Business Meeting OHFAMA should follow.
- OHFAMA HOD Report of the Assessment Committee - Annual Business Meeting Research
- 2019 OHFAMA HOD Meeting Minutes
Proposed Bylaws Changes
Below is a summary of Bylaw changes outlined in the video above:
Below are two versions of the Bylaw changes. The first document includes changing the House of Delegates to an Annual Business Meeting and the second document includes the revisions but leaves the House of Delegates meeting as currently listed in the approved Bylaws:
- OHFAMA Bylaws Revision 2020 - with Annual Business Meeting Language
- OHFAMA Bylaws Revision 2020 - with House of Delegates Language
APMA Code of Ethics - click here
Hotel Information
The Embassy Suites Hotel is open and following all Responsible Restart Ohio guidelines. The property is also following the Hilton CleanStay Guest Experience.
To reserve a room under the OHFAMA room block please call (614) 536-0500 or follow this link to book online.
For directions and any other information please click here to visit their website
Important Information for Delegates
Resolution Consideration
All resolutions must be submitted to Mike Mathy, CAE, Executive Director (mmathy@ohfama.org) prior to September 11, 2020 per OHFAMA bylaws (60 days notice).
A financial impact form for each resolution must accompany the resolution.
Emergency resolutions may be considered by the House of Delegates after the deadline has passed for resolutions, provided they meet ALL of the following criteria:
- The resolution is of an urgent matter and addresses an issue whose urgency has come to light after the submission deadline has passed.
- Clear evidence exists to support the argument that the urgency and information pertaining to the matter came to light after the deadline.
- Demonstrate that the association and /or professional may experience irreparable harm if the matter is not considered during the current session of the House of Delegates.
- Complete supporting documentation is provided by the sponsor.
- Sufficient information is available and time provided for a financial analysis to be reviewed and completed.
- The resolution has been received no later than 24 hours before the close of the House.
- The Reference Committee has accepted the resolution as meeting the criteria for emergency status.
Resolutions that do not meet the above criteria shall be referred to a subsequent meeting of the House of Delegates.